What is another word for Keelhaul?
Pronunciation: [kˈiːlhɔːl] (IPA) 
Keelhaul is a term that originated in the maritime world in the 17th century. It refers to the practice of punishing sailors who were disobedient or committed a crime by dragging them under the keel of a ship. Since this practice is no longer in use, the word "keelhaul" has transformed into a metaphor for a severe punishment. If you're looking for synonyms for this term, there are a few good options, such as "rebuke," "reprimand," "scold," "castigate," and "chide." These are all words that can be used to express a similar sentiment to keelhauling, without using such an outdated term.
